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Season: 5 Episode: 109

Memorial Day weekend is upon us, a time to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. As we reflect on the significance of this holiday, we’re reminded of the fragility of life and the constant changes happening in our world. In this week’s episode of the Ugly Quacking Duck Podcast, we delve into our regular earthquake report, revealing some concerning patterns in seismic activity around the globe.

Our latest earthquake report shows a total of 1,983 earthquakes of all magnitudes in the past seven days – an increase from our previous report of 1,953. What’s unusual about these numbers is that they’ve ended in “3” for three consecutive reports (1923, 1953, and 1983). While this might be coincidental, the increasing frequency of earthquakes worldwide deserves our attention. When we look at earthquakes of magnitude 2.5 and above, we counted 268 this week, up from 254 in our previous report. For earthquakes 4.5 and over, we recorded 90, compared to 85 in the previous report.

The major earthquakes (6.0 and above) this week included a 6.1 near McGuire Island, a 6.2 in Greece, and a 6.4 in Papua New Guinea. These significant seismic events often cause substantial damage and can result in loss of life. It’s worth noting that Greece has been hit repeatedly, which raises concerns about the stability of that region. The patterns we’re observing suggest there might be a seven-day cycle to earthquake activity, something we’ll continue to monitor in future reports.

During our discussion, we touched on prophecies relating to volcanic eruptions. There have been predictions about three volcanic eruptions – some on islands and potentially one in the middle of the ocean – that could cause ocean levels to rise and trigger additional earthquakes. Interestingly, scientists are currently predicting a volcano off the Oregon coast may erupt soon, possibly by June 5th. Whether these predictions are based on scientific data, prophetic visions, or something else entirely remains to be seen, but they align with the increased geological activity we’ve been tracking.

The recent weather across the United States has been particularly volatile, with numerous severe storms and tornadoes hitting multiple states. Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indiana, Kentucky, Missouri, Illinois, Texas, Colorado, Kansas, and Tennessee have all experienced significant weather events in the past week. We encourage everyone to stay informed about weather conditions in their area and to follow reliable sources like Ryan Hall Y’all on YouTube, who often provides timely tornado warnings before official alerts are issued.

Our local Southern Illinois forecast shows considerable rain in the coming days, with chances of precipitation ranging from 61% to 91% through next Tuesday. The high humidity and ragweed pollen are creating challenges for allergy sufferers in our region. By comparison, Phoenix, Arizona, is experiencing just 16% humidity with better air quality – a stark contrast to our local conditions.

As we observe these natural phenomena – earthquakes, volcanic activity, and severe weather – we’re reminded of the importance of community resilience and preparedness. Whether you believe these events are purely natural, divinely ordained, or potentially influenced by human activity, the reality is that they affect communities around the world. We encourage everyone to stay informed, support those affected by disasters, and maintain a positive outlook despite challenging circumstances.

Remember to keep in your thoughts and prayers those affected by recent disasters, including the communities in Hawaii still recovering from devastating fires, and those in the Carolinas and other regions facing their own struggles. In times of uncertainty, our strength comes from supporting one another and facing challenges with hope and determination.

73. May the Father’s love be with you. Have a safe Holiday Weekend.